Use <footer> in place of <div>#91
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This is a low-hanging fruit. Semantic tags improve accessibility, and there’s no cosmetic change involved in this case.
A remaining issue is the duplicate <h1> tags: one from site name, and a second one from first-level heading:
A good solution would be to enclose the first inside a <header> or <nav>, and {{ content }} inside a <main>, since it’s idiomatic for different sections to get their own <h1>.
Example from other themes: cotes2020/jekyll-theme-chirpy#1207.